Sentence examples for imported manufacturing from inspiring English sources

The cost in the west was that as goods were imported, manufacturing jobs were exported.

Steel was imported, manufacturing across the U.S. declined, and the unions were broken.

With his family having returned to the US several years ago, speculation has been rife that McLoughlin, who has been chief executive for almost five years and imported manufacturing practices from the motor industry to boost profitability, could soon leave.

He said transnational groups from nearly 50 countries were involved in importing, manufacturing or trafficking the drug in Australia, and their activities were causing many deaths.

According to the Search and Surveillance Act 2012, that includes category four offences murder, manslaughter, planning a violent overthrow of the government or selling slaves as well as a few less serious category three offences: arms dealing, importing, manufacturing and supplying psychoactive substances, or crimes carrying a penalty of more than seven years imprisonment.

Each also saw his company's strategy of importing manufacturing technology to the United States as imperative.

Yet just days later Wal-Mart was caught importing manufacturing goods from factories it had supposedly condemned for repeated safety violations, demonstrating that it does not maintain the amount of oversight necessary when running a multi-billion dollar company.

James Wesley Howell, 20, made his first appearance in Los Angeles County superior court, where a lawyer entered not guilty pleas on his behalf to charges of possessing an assault weapon, possessing a destructive device on a public street, and importing or manufacturing a large magazine.

This designation applies specifically to entities dealing in firearms without importing or manufacturing them.

We run a trade deficit because our vibrant and growing economy creates a strong demand for imports, including imports of manufacturing inputs and capital goods as well as consumer goods--while our major trading partners do not have the same growth and/or have economies with relatively low levels of consumption.

Large amounts of raw asbestos fibres were imported for manufacturing purposes since the 1930s.